Holiday Cards: It’s Time to VOTE!
- The winter contest rules stated that the three holiday card designs that received the most comments would be entered into a finalist round. We ended up with FOUR finalists because there was a tie.
So, pick from the numbers below and leave a comment with your vote for the ONE CARD DESIGN YOU LIKE BEST.
What’s at stake? The family with the card design that receives the most votes will win a gift voucher for my online store worth $150! It can be used toward anything in the store, or toward a new family session in 2008. So tell your friends to stop by the blog and vote for your favorite design!
To enter a vote, click “comments” below, enter your valid e-mail address, then your first name, initials or nickname in the “name” field. Type the NUMBER of the card you are voting for. You may vote ONCE per e-mail address. In case of a tie in the voting, I will add in the number of comments from the original card posts to determine a winner. Voting ends at midnight-NJ-time on Saturday, May 10.
GOOD LUCK!
There was also a competition among blog readers to leave the most comments relating to card designs. The person who left the most would receive a FREE FAMILY SESSION in 2008. You guys are GOOD because there was a 5-way tie! So, I’m going to keep counting and just see if any one of them falls out of the contest by not noticing this post. Sneaky, huh? If there is still a tie, be on the lookout for a tie-breaker in the form of a trivia question. I will post the question as soon as I determine that there’s still a tie.
ALL WINNERS will be announced on Mother’s Day!
- Click here to see the rest of this card and read the original comments on its design. Be sure to click your browser’s “back” button to get back here!
Click “Comments” below to vote for this design. Write “#19″ in the comment field.
- Click here to see the rest of this card and read the original comments on its design. Be sure to click your browser’s “back” button to get back here!
Click “Comments” below to vote for this design. Write “#3″ in the comment field!
- Click here to see the rest of this card and read the original comments on its design. Be sure to click your browser’s “back” button to get back here!
Click “Comments” below to vote for this design. Write “#5″ in the comment field!
- Click here to see the rest of this card and read the original comments on its design. Be sure to click your browser’s “back” button to get back here!
Click “Comments” below to vote for this design. Write “#11″ in the comment field!
- Want to send this contest post to your friends? Click here to link to the post or to copy and paste the url.
Oh, and by the way, these contests are meant purely to drive traffic to my site and increase my Google rankings. I DO NOT harvest email addresses from comment posts in order to send you email messages about my business. If you would like to subscribe to my newsletter, click here.
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Donald
[Hey -- jules here -- sorry, I don't know how to move comments to their proper place in the blog -- this one belongs in the tree grower's diary letters. In any case, yes, the fruit of a purple leaf plum is edible. Doesn't taste very good though. I'd much rather have a warm chocolate chip cookie, but maybe that's just me. — jws]
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